To accompany your Bacchus fondue, you can choose several types of red wine. Opt for a young or older red wine presented in this special fondue vigneronne selection!

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€0.00 - €30.00

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Viticulture method

Food and wine

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Medal awards

Wine style

Alcohol content

Storage

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Winemaker's name

Beaujolais-Villages

Beaujolais-Villages

CHATEAU DE LAVERNETTE Beaujolais
€15.18
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  • Biodynamic
Bordeaux Rouge

Bordeaux Rouge

Château Au Grand Paris Bordeaux
€7.25
Pinot Blanc

Pinot Blanc

Domaine Beyer Patrick et Mathieu Alsace
€10.50
Riesling

Riesling

KRICK HUBERT Alsace
€10.40
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Which wine to drink with a red wine fondue?

Red wine fondue is a delicious and original variation of traditional fondue, highly appreciated for its rich and comforting character. This recipe involves cooking pieces of meat or vegetables in a broth made from red wine, enhanced with spices and herbs. To elevate this culinary experience and create a harmonious food and wine pairing, the choice of wine is crucial. Discover our selection of the best wines to enjoy with a red wine fondue for a perfect balance of flavors.

Which red Burgundy wine to choose for a red wine fondue?

Since red wine is at the heart of this recipe, it is important to select one that complements the aromas of the broth. To pair with a red wine fondue, opt for a red wine with smooth tannins and a silky texture. A red Burgundy wine from AOC Rully or AOC Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise is an excellent choice. These wines offer aromas of red and black fruits that pair perfectly with the deep and spicy flavors of the fondue.

Red wines from Languedoc or the Rhône Valley, made from Grenache and Syrah, with their notes of garrigue and spices, also go very well with this dish. Their structure and roundness help balance the richness and bold textures of the red wine fondue.

Which Bordeaux red wine for a red wine fondue?

Red wines from Bordeaux can be excellent companions for a red wine fondue, especially those that offer a good balance between power and softness. To complement this rich and comforting dish, it is best to choose wines with soft tannins and fruity, spicy aromas. Wines from the AOC Montagne Saint-Émilion or AOC Puisseguin Saint-Émilion appellations are great options. These wines, often based on Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, provide a solid structure without being overly powerful.

Whether you prefer a Bordeaux, Burgundy, or Languedoc wine, explore our selections straight from the winery or château of your choice. Enjoy a memorable tasting experience with a successful food and wine pairing for your red wine fondue.